Discover Henry Winkler's net worth and how he built his fortune through acting, directing, producing, and writing over a ...

Henry Winkler, an Emmy-winning actor, spoke on the 'SmartLess' podcast in an episode released Monday. He previously wrote a memoir, "Being Henry: The Fonz… and Beyond." ...

In his new memoir, Being Henry: The Fonz…And Beyond (out Oct. 31), Winkler reveals his private struggles, from undiagnosed dyslexia into adulthood to an inability to form rich, authentic ...

Harrison Ford and Henry Winkler might not be an expected duo, but this forgotten war film is still among their best work.

Winkler was the original choice to direct Turner & Hooch, the 1989 buddy cop comedy starring “Pops” and this good boy. But he was fired and replaced by Roger Spottiswoode 13 days into production.

Henry Winkler told Fox News Digital that 50 years after the debut of "Happy Days, he is amazed "I’m still standing, but I’m here, and I’m grateful." (Gilbert Flores/Variety via Getty Images) ...

Henry Winkler said that he was compensated with only “a cookie” after he agreed last-minute to be in Adam Sandler’s 1998 comedy “The Waterboy.” “I did ‘Waterboy.’ [Sandler] called ...

Henry, Ron and their daughters Zoe and Bryce opened up about the families' bond on a recent podcast Henry Winkler kept one very sweet memento from his time on Happy Days. Henry, 79, appeared on ...

Hello sunshine, goodbye rain! Henry Winkler and Ron Howard had an epic “Happy Days” reunion at the 2024 Emmys in honor of the hit sitcom’s 50th anniversary. While presenting the award for ...

I am, for all time, an Emmy-winner." And maybe, at this particular time, Henry Winkler is a comfort – a reminder that good things can, and will, endure. Smith said, "You got Fonz when you were 27.

Henry Winkler's character coined the phrase "jumping the shark" with this episode of Happy Days in 1977, as he jumped over a shark tank while water skiing — in his signature leather jacket, no less!

Henry Winkler, Author, Lin Oliver, Joint Author. Grosset & Dunlap $4.99 (167p) ISBN 978-0-448-43163-5 A new series—Hank Zipzer: The Mostly True Confessions of the World's Best Underachiever ...